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Get an introductionIn collaboration with our partner, Making Stuff Better, we discuss what skills and competencies future leaders will need to succeed in the rapidly developing landscape of global education.
In this event, four exceptional and innovative international leaders share their insights on what is needed to take the first steps into leadership. They highlight skills, barriers, strategies and challenges in middle and senior leadership. A must-watch for all aspiring leaders.
In the final talk from our online conference, Matt Hall, Director and Lead Coach at Making Stuff Better, invites senior leaders to discuss practical strategies for implementing a greater culture of belonging.
In this talk, Julie Rees, Lead Coach at Making Stuff Better, explores how an explicit understanding and practice of core values lays the foundations of how to belong.
The third of our key speakers from our online conference on creating belonging in international schools, Naomi Ward, Head of Learning at Making Stuff Better, guides us through the principles that lead to systemic health.
The keynote speaker from our conference with MSB, Johan Jensen, Director of All-In Education, explores the critical need for belonging in international schools and the potential barriers that exist.
The first speaker from our conference with MSB, Matthew Savage, Founder and Architect of The Mona Lisa Effect explores strategies for leading belonging in international schools.
Revisit this fantastic conference, filled with specialist speakers and insightful strategies to harness a strong sense of belonging within an international school setting.
In collaboration with 'Making Stuff Better', Ann Lautrette, Deputy Head of Secondary at Taipei European School in Taiwan shares her passion for the natural world and draws correlations between a thriving ecosystem, and producing a vibrant and harmonious school community.
How can you create a culture of coaching in your school? And, what benefits can coaching bring to your staff and teachers?
In this article, Matt Hall, founder of Making Stuff Better, shares 3 common mistakes that are often made when developing a coaching culture in an international school setting and suggests how these can be overcome
In an excerpt from their first book, Principled: A Guide to Being Yourself as a School Leader, Matt Hall and Gill Kelly explore the challenges of staying true to yourself while leading a school and offer some reflection on how to do so
Four education experts join the ISN Roundtable to discuss approaches to leadership and coaching culture